There are great benefits to the baby by delaying clamping, but there is a very minimal risk that by getting all the blood that they can get jaundice, but evidence of this isn't conclusive enough. There is a fantastic article about it here https://www.bellybelly.com.au/birth/...-cord-clamping.

I wanted this to happen with my 4th birth, but as he was born with the cord around his neck and it being compressed by his body, it needed to be cut immediately because he was blue and needed to get out. Also is baby is born a bit 'flat' there are two schools of thought - 1 that it is best to leave baby attached to the cord to get the oxygenated blood or 2, that the cord needs to be cut so the baby can be worked on. talk to your caregivers about different senarios that could happen and what their 'rules' are on the matter and try to work out a compromise if you need it. I had to negotiate to have mine in the first place because I'd had a PPH with my 3rd birth, so we agreed to 2 minutes max before cutting or if I showed signs of bleeding then it was to be cut but in the end I couldn't have it anyway.